Malin Parmar, PhD
Professor at Lund University, Sweden
2016 NYSCF – Robertson Stem Cell Investigator Alumna
PhD, Lund University, Sweden
Postdoctoral Training, Lund University, Sweden; Edinburgh University, Scotland
Bio
Dr. Parmar is a Professor in the Cellular Neuroscience Department at Lund University, Sweden, where she is focusing on bringing new cell-based therapies for Parkinson’s disease to the clinic by replacing lost dopamine neurons with new, healthy cells. Her work in cellular reprogramming opens up the possibilities of personalized treatments of patients with healthy versions of their own cells. She completed her postdoctoral studies at Lund University, Sweden and Edinburgh University, Scotland.
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- Our Community’s Top 10 Stem Cell and Neuroscience Breakthroughs of 2023
- NYSCF Community Showcased at the International Society for Stem Cell Research Conference
- NYSCF Innovator Malin Parmar’s Investigational Cell Therapy for Parkinson’s Reaches First Patient In Clinical Trial
- The NYSCF Conference Returns in Person to Showcase Seminal Advances in Translational Stem Cell Research
- A NYSCF - Supported Cell Therapy for Parkinson’s Disease is Entering Clinical Trials
- Media Advisory: The NYSCF Annual Conference on Translational Stem Cell Research
- NYSCF Community Shares Exciting Progress at International Society for Stem Cell Research Conference
- The Sound of Science: Researchers Share their Reflections on the NYSCF Community at Our Annual Retreat
- Community Continues from Afar: Highlights of the NYSCF Innovators Retreat
- NYSCF – Robertson Investigator Partners With Novo Nordisk to Produce Therapy For Parkinson’s Disease
- Four NYSCF Innovators Featured In Nature Article on Embryonic Stem Cell Research
- NYSCF Innovator's Parkinson's Disease Breakthroughs
- NYSCF Announces the Six Members of the 2016 Class of NYSCF - Robertson Investigators